Become a TGP Partner

Cross-Sector Collaborations with Universities • Institutions • Government • NGOs • Startups • Corporations • Organizations

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A mission-driven alliance with universities, institutions, and corporations to pave the way for a sustainable future.

The GREEN Program’s partnerships initiative transcends traditional boundaries, forging dynamic partnerships with leading academic institutions and forward-thinking companies, institutions, and organizations.

At the heart of our mission is a commitment to taking a multigenerational approach to sustainability education and action in the workforce. We believe in empowering individuals across generations with the knowledge and skills needed to address the pressing challenges of our time.

Join us in creating a global network of changemakers dedicated to building a more resilient and sustainable future for all.

Contributing to the field

Collaborating with leading universities since 2009.

The GREEN Program (TGP) designs and facilitates short-term international education courses that educate, engage, and mobilize participants to address The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. These are just some of the institutions we work with who are committed to providing unique and impactful sustainability-focused learning experiences for their students.

Together, we are building the future of global sustainability leaders.

Contact info@thegreenrogram.com to inquire about collaborating with TGP.

Collaborating with leading institutions since 2009.

The GREEN Program (TGP) designs and facilitates short-term international education courses that educate, engage, and mobilize participants to address The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. These are just some of the institutions we work with who are committed to providing unique and impactful sustainability-focused learning experiences for their students.

Together, we are building the future of global sustainability leaders.

Contact info@thegreenrogram.com to inquire about collaborating with TGP.

95% of TGP students experience a sustainability-related shift with an increase in awareness and consciousness of personal impacts, personal exchange, and expertise in sustainability issues.

A research study conducted by Uppsala University

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Our University Partnership Models

Our partnerships cater to meet the needs of the students, university, and faculty in the intersections of experiential education and sustainability.

Partnership Model

Affiliate Partner

Vet and approve TGP’s programs for your students to attend. Enhance your portfolio and simplify the enrollment process for your staff, faculty, and students. Affiliate partners receive enhanced support and internal updates, reporting, and more.

Partnership Model

Faculty-Led

Faculty-supported programs can include faculty-led cohorts, customized faculty-led trips, and collaboration with academic departments to embed our global program component into an online or campus course.

Partnership Model

University Cohort

Arrange for a dedicated group of students to participate in J-term, spring break, or summer break programs focused on sustainable development. We’ll take care of the rest!

Partnership Model

Innovation Partner

Work with TGP to design and embed a custom field experience into your curriculum. Whether it’s for a class, organization, or new graduate program, let’s join forces to create your dream sustainability course.

Learn more about becoming a university partner or affiliate.
Please contact info@thegreenprogram.com, and a member of our team will be in touch with you shortly.

Case Study:
College of Earth and Mineral Sciences
Penn State University

Since 2010, Penn State University has collaborated with The GREEN Program to facilitate global learning experiences for over 250 students across a variety of majors, including a large quantity funded by the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences to study with TGP in Iceland and Peru.

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Kayley Waltz

A Penn State TGP Iceland Story

A Penn State TGP Peru Story

For Institutions & Corporations

With a successful track record of collaborating with universities and institutions over the past 15 years, TGP has launched the Corporate Partnerships program to further empower businesses, institutions, and organizations on their sustainability journey.

We collaborate with forward-thinking companies and organizations in accelerating sustainability innovation within their corporations. TGP offers short-term, in-person, and virtual programs designed to develop expertise in sustainability among teams, foster a solutions-oriented approach, and build leadership competencies.

By leveraging TGP’s expertise, corporations can accelerate their sustainability goals, drive positive change, and cultivate a workforce that is equipped to address the challenges of today’s rapidly evolving environmental landscape. We prioritize practical skills and solutions, and leadership development to drive sustainable innovation, foster the development of cohesive, motivated teams who can tackle organizational challenges while meeting ESG goals.

Contact our team to explore how we can support your company or organization’s sustainability goals: info@thegreenprogram.com

What our partners are saying

An outstanding experience

A multidirectional, multinational, & interdisciplinary experience

★★★★★
“The GREEN Program is amazing in not only relating what academic programs teach to real world experiences but also integrating the academic outcomes. This is an outstanding experience that every student in related disciplines should have as it provides a multidimensional, multinational, and interdisciplinary experience. This is a very well organized program.”

Sarma Pitsupati
Undergraduate Program Chair of Energy Engineering
Director of Online Education
Pennsylvania State University

Sparking a passion with my team

You brought some passion back to my job

★★★★★
“Thank you, thank you, thank you. You brought some passion back to my job. We get stuck in the day-to-day rut. We are the ones always helping other people, and this is another give back in another way. I really enjoyed getting to know my teammates. I know [them] all but this sparked a lot of passion in other colleagues that I didn't know my coworkers had and now I can talk to them about this. This course has opened my eyes and getting sustainability education into the corporate sector is critical.”

DeAnne W.
Fortune 500 Healthcare Company

Fostering development & growth

The type of inspiration that faculty can use to keep going

★★★★★
"The GREEN Program's combination of fostering learning while balancing the focus of helping students discover who they are as individuals and as a part of a group is key. Thank you. This is the type of inspiration faculty can use to keep going as well."

Becky Archer
Director of Environment, Technology & Economy
University of Maryland

A high degree of confidence

Meeting students' increasing desire to be exposed to sustainability

★★★★★
“I left with a high degree of confidence that The GREEN Program should partner with Bucknell University and other universities to help meet students’ increasing desire to be exposed to renewable energy and other topics related to sustainability.”

Michael Toole
Associate Dean of Engineering,
Bucknell University

Gearing up enthusiastically to take bold action

Inspired by the students applying for this new, cutting-edge master's program.

★★★★★
"We are inspired by the students applying for participation in this new, cutting-edge master's program. TGP alumni coming into the new ISDCC degree know what they want and are ready to work with us in becoming visionary, pragmatic leaders. Our faculty and staff are gearing up enthusiastically to welcome this first ISDCC cohort in learning how to take bold action to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, fiercely conserve biodiversity, successfully strengthen community resilience, inspire, inquire, and educate, and joyfully regenerate, restore and remediate ecological systems to meet our needs while increasing future generations’ abilities to meet theirs."

Abigail Abrash Walton, PhD
Director, Director, Environmental Studies MS and Interdisciplinary MA Programs
Antioch University